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Originally Posted by Jasonhouse
Yes, it really is.
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If you say so
Seriously though, Wayne County Michigan has just under 100 sq. more miles than Phoenix, and about 400, 000 more people, and about 400 more people per sq. mile on average. Detroit city itself has just under 2/3rds the population that Phoenix city does, but less than 1/3rd of the area, and this after it's massive population loss. Metropolitan Detroit is even more populated than metropolitan Phoenix. I find it a contradiction to promote figures on paper over actual real life conditions on a site where the vast majority are against arbitrary city limits, and say that urban texture is the most important thing. Again, figures on paper don't always mean squat.